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The Infiniti QX50 is still a while off for Australia – it's been delayed until mid-2019 at this stage – but the company has given some insight into how it came up with its cabin design. According to Nissan's luxury arm, designers were inspired by the "look and feel of luxury resort hotels", right down to the warmer colour tones, wood-inspired chocolate brown accents, and off-white surfaces designed to evoke sandy beaches...
Infiniti has whipped the covers off the new 2018 QX50 for the Los Angeles motor show, ending a month-long tease. The new mid-size SUV is a crucial car for the brand, serving to debut a new platform and variable-compression ratio engine. As you've probably gathered from the teasers, the production QX50 borrows heavily from the QX50 and QX Sport concepts...
UPDATE: Infiniti has officially detailed the QX50 ahead of its debut in LA. See article for details. The 2018 Infiniti QX50 has been revealed in a single image ahead of its debut at the Los Angeles motor show next week. The single frontal image doesn't offer any surprises, looking very much like a toned-down version of the QX50 concept revealed at the Detroit motor show earlier this year (below)...
The 2018 Infiniti QX50 has been teased again, ahead of its reveal at the Los Angeles motor show later this month, where the company's new turbo 2.0-litre engine will also debut. Scheduled for a November 28 unveiling, the second-generation QX50 appears to bear a strong resemblance to the smaller QX30 crossover – at least, based on the shadowy teaser image released this week...
The second-generation Infiniti QX50 crossover has been teased ahead of its debut on November 28 in Los Angeles. The brush stroke silhouette of the new car was used on an invite to the car's launch at the end of this month. Nissan's luxury division has yet to reveal any further details about the new car, except to say it will be the "most advanced Infiniti in our history"...
The upcoming 2018 Infiniti QX50 is a model the local arm is very keen to get its hands on, according to the company's manager for product planning. Speaking with CarAdvice at the local launch of the new Q60 Red Sport coupe earlier this week, Bernard Michel, product planning manager for Infiniti Cars Australia, said a rival to models like the Mercedes GLC, Audi Q5 and BMW X3 would fill a major void in the company's line-up...
The upcoming new 2018 Infiniti QX50 have been spied testing this week. We saw the concept at this year's Detroit Motor Show and, going by the spy photos, it seems the Japanese company has kept the design of the production car very close to the concept. Although much of the new SUV's finer details remain heavily wrapped, it is clear the lighting at both ends will be almost identical to those of the concept...
A first official look at the coming new Infiniti QX50 has been handed down today, although regular readers might feel a sense of déjà vu with this one. Infiniti openly describes the QX50 concept as an "evolution" of the QX Sport Inspiration concept revealed in April. But, at first glance, little has changed...
The Infiniti QX Sport Inspiration concept could point the way to the most important model in the brand's history. It isn't new - the brand showed it off way back in April this year - but it reappeared at the 2016 Paris motor show in matte black, and it presages a new model due in 2018 to compete in the highly competitive luxury mid-size SUV segment against the Land Rover Discovery Sport, BMW X3, Audi Q5 and Mercedes-Benz GLC...
